Stories tagged "louisgray"

Friendfeed is becoming another useful info aggregator, but what do they still need to bring us?

Sometimes, when I talk to people about why I blog, and what I set out to accomplish through covering what I do, and engaging where I do, I say that I am trying to help shape the Web, and blogging as a whole, to be what I want it to be - a better community

The foundation of RSS is in its syndication (the second 'S'). A feed, published from one location, can be read in a different location, whether it be a feed reader, a blog widget, a lifestreaming application or any number of aggregation services...

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Whether it be RSS feeds, social networks, or one of the many social media aggregation sites, it's no surprise that even your closest peers are sharing data they care about that you just don't. But so far, despite many users calling for content-based ...

Some of the most confused buzzwords in Web 2.0 are those of aggregation and lifestreaming.As evidenced by the many different sites that have debuted offering a single location for differing online activities, harnessing together RSS feeds from Web service

If social media is OK in everyone\'s mind, then what is wrong with Shyfter? Nothing really. However, one thing I would like to see is that these services give trackbacks or follow links to the original source.

Louis Gray, who is now my favorite blogger who covers what’s happening in the social media space, writes a blog post about how bloggers are getting worried about the fracturing of their comments. It is currently on the top of TechMeme ...